Often described as transformational, \'Interpersonal Dynamics\' has been the most popular elective course on the Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA for forty-five years.
It\'s the proven route to better, more fulfilling relationships at home and at work..
At the end, self-assessments help to deepen the reader\'s learning.
Focusing on relationship-building through self-awareness, engagement, communication, building trust and giving and receiving feedback, the practical takeaways and memorable concepts have been honed over decades of teaching.
Bradford and Dr Carole Robin use seventy-five years of their teaching on the course to explain how to build more powerful and satisfying relationships with colleagues, partners and friends.
The structure of the book follows the general arc of relationships, with real-life examples from the course, the authors\' work with organisations, their own personal lives and even their working relationship with each other.
Distilled into a book for the first time, Dr David L.
Often described as transformational, \'Interpersonal Dynamics\' has been the most popular elective course on the Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA for forty-five years
